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In today's clip, FISHE remembers meeting a young AYER UCLA and describes his personality. He also takes a look back at the tag banging era in graffiti.
In today's clip, FISHE recalls when the U.C.L.A. crew was created and tells stories of stealing his parents car to attend the first meetings.
In today's clip, FISHE talks about when he first picked up a marker, he also reveals the first name he ever wrote. We then get into what graffiti was like in the mid 90's.
In today's clip, FISHE goes on to talk about what attracted him to graffiti. He also mentions his early success as a DJ and rave producer. Eventually a time comes when he has to pick one, over the other.
In today's clip, FISHE mentions the first writers he saw catching tags in the street, he also talks about hanging out at Hex's shop on Melrose, and goes on to reminisce about a big influence in his early life, Pat Taylor.
In today's Premier episode, FISHE describes coming to the United States as a child and his family life. He also reflects on childhood memories growing up in Los Angeles.
SIGHT UPN talks about his early childhood struggles and the beginnings of his graffiti career. He covers joining the UPN crew, achieving legend status in Los Angeles. He also reflects on getting caught by police, his charges and doing time in prison for graffiti.
In today's clip, SIGHT UPN talks about some of his favorite crews on the street, past and present and goes on to name a few current writers he follows. To conclude our interview he goes on to share what the future has in store for him.
In today's clip, SIGHT UPN describes the day he first met SERCH UTI and reflects on hearing the news his friend had passed. He also goes on to list his Mount Rushmore of writers, the top 5 ever in his opinion.
In today's clip, SIGHT UPN describes his last day in Prison, the total amount of time served and the mental trauma inflicted.
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